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The Azawakh is a sighthound breed that originated from West Africa and is known for its elegant, lean build and exceptional speed. A highly protective and loyal dog, the Azawakh will form a strong bond with its family, making it an excellent family pet. However, its protective instincts mean that it can be wary with strangers and may require early socialization to avoid potentially overprotective behaviors. Their high energy and athleticism call for regular, stimulating exercise, so a household that loves outdoor activities would be ideal. Finally, this breed shed minimally and is fairly low-maintenance. Azawakhs are ideal for owners looking for an agile, independent, and distinctive pet.
Temperament
Affectionate, attentive, loyal
Breed Fast Facts
33 - 55 lbs
Large
Moderate
Moderate
Medium
12 to 15 years
There are all kinds of fun ways for you and your dog to spend time in the Peach State. Statewide dog-friendly restaurants like Einstein’s, The Blue Goose and Leopold’s Ice Cream welcome you and your pet on premises with a smile. The two of you can also plan an adventure out in nature thanks to several State Parks, including Don Carter State Park, F.D. Roosevelt State Park, and Red Top Mountain State Park. Pet-friendly cabin facilities are available as well. Join the Parks’ official Tails on Trails club to connect with other adventurous dogs and their owners!
Generations of Bulldogs named Uga have served as the mascot for the University of Georgia’s Bulldogs football team.
A dog mummy estimated to be 150 years old is on display at the Southern Forest World Museum—as he was found, stuck inside a tree.
Georgians’ favourite dog breed is the English Bulldog.
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